Kingdom Labradoodles

We needed a dog in our life. we decided on a golden doodle. I read every article by Vets, geneticists, breeders and all sources of valuable knowledge. If health is important to you, then a first generation puppy is always best .The disease genes very prominent in purebreds are less so in mutts. First generations are the way to go. 90% of first generations will result in a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ gene mix. With the doodles popularity explosion, so has come the monetary rewards for breeders. This often leads to unscrupulous breeders doing anything to produce more product. Inbreeding as well as over breeding. Finally picking the right breeder is the key. Personally, I wanted a breeder that was not relying on their puppies as their primary source of income. If a breeder is not comfortable with you seeing the parents, the environment or the care of the puppies, HUGE RED FLAG. Look for a better breeder. Our 9 month old first generation golden doodle is a delight

Hi Jenny,
Your weekly pics of all the new pups and detailed communications are the best!
Thank you for taking the time, and going the extra mile, to communicate to all your clients about the right way to prepare and care for your new pup and all the other details of final purchase and pick up. With all those pups you have at the same time right now, not mention your day job, you and your family must be slammed.
We’re so excited to be getting our second Labradoodle from you! Our first is now almost 3 years old, and he’s amazing — we get so many compliments! Everything you told us came to pass, and working with you has been a pleasure.
Thank you for accommodating us on pick up dates and times too. Gotta be impossible coordinating w/​25 clients at the same!
See you and our new baby girl soon!
Thank you so much!

I have known Jenny of Kingdom Labradoodles (for almost 10 years) to be extremely professional, caring, friendly and knowledgeable. I have purchased three dogs from her, Dash, Mae and Joe-​Joe all Australian Labradoodles.
I have been to her home over a dozen times, which is always impeccably clean and organized. I have met her vet, Dr. Fink, who gives Jenny rave reviews concerning the health and temperament of Jenny’s dogs and her commitment to them and her program, you may call her vet for a recommendation as well. I have met Jenny’s dogs, all are incredibly friendly, well trained, well cared for, sweet with us and our kids. Although I understand due to keeping a watchful eye on puppies and the parents her door cannot be open at all times, she has always been willing to make time for us to visit, pick up our dogs and meet the parent dogs around her schedule.
I have recommended her to many people, who have then purchased wonderful dogs from her. I cannot recommend her and her program highly enough, just a great experience all around.
I am not sure why my experience does not show up and two people who never went here do.

How discouraging …
I was going to call this breeder for a dog in the spring as I have a special needs child named marceliano
If i am going to bring a new member in my home i think that i should have the ability to
ask basic questions to make sure we are a good fit for the dog.
Although we understand breeders are very protective of their animals it disappoints me that i won’t be able to communicate with a potential breeder .
My son has giant cell arteritis which in general terms is a large cranium .
The only thing that makes him happy now is his skateboard and wooden sticks.
Im certain that a proper dog placement will stimulate his mind properly so he can work on his Inventions …
Well there is another dog in our future with a nicer breeder that has learned patience and respect for a family making such a tough decision.

You’ve seen a service dog for a child for special needs, right? He wears a spiffy vest, is very well-​behaved, and can help calm the angst of a child with autism who can’t communicate for himself. This is what we were looking for when we came to Kingdom Labradoodles.
My husband had done substantial research on the perfect type of service dog. We came across the breed: Labradoodle. Cute name, and even cuter dog!
My husband contacted Jenny about her upcoming litters, and she responded that she had two male pups available. So far, so good! We oohed and awed over the puppy pictures on her website.
After the initial phone conversation (which went great!) we emailed her with a request of visiting the potential pups while our family was in her area at Disney. I mean, we are about to fork out $ 2500 for a new puppy! If we had to be interviewed to be potential buyers, we also wanted to SEE the actual puppies and how they are being handled.
Jenny declined this request as she is «very busy» and does not accept visits. Even with this huge bump in the road, we were willing to move forward with the acquisition of our new family member.
My husband did more research and spoke to other professionals such as veterinarians, service animal training agencies, and other breeders. This is a BIG decision for our family, and do not take it lightly. I emailed Jenny regarding the spay/​neuter that she requires for all puppies at 8 weeks of age. My husband found that this is potentially unhealthy at such a fragile age! Complications can arise such as stunted growth and other issues in the future life of the dog.
Jenny responded with a very rude email, stated that she does not waiver from her spay/​neuter requirements, and that we should work with another breeder. Quoting from her email: «My hands are really full right now, and I just don’t think I can service you to a degree that will be satisfactory».
And what service would that be? Replying to emails regarding a dog that we are paying for that we have never even seen?! Does she want customers to just send her a check with no communication at all?
In all of our research, we found another breed of dog that also is just as amazing as a Labradoodle. We called around, found a breeder who let us see the dogs and was super accommodating! We left a deposit and cannot wait to welcome our new baby home.
To say that we had a negative experience with Kingdom Labradoodles would be putting it nicely. Jenny is a «dog person», but most certainly NOT a «people person».

Jenny and Mike Mairot are experienced labradoodle breeders who give all of their puppies a loving first home until they go to their permanent homes. They screen their buyers to ensure that their puppies will be placed in appropriate environments and that the buyers will be happy with their selection of a labradoodle as the breed for their new family friend.
Jenny and Mike make the selection of a labradoodle very easy and offer great advice to both experienced and first time dog owners. I enthusiastically recommend them!